his speech scheduled for 9:30. 8:30 central. we have it hannity and streaming live at foxnews.com. the factor is coming up next. mr. bill is in today. seemed chipper. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> i want to correct a misperception which mr. limbaugh and a lot of other commentators have been putting out there to confuse the public. >> bill: sandra fluke continues crusade for contraception. there is much more to this story than you know. bernie goldberg will talk about the media coverage of the situation. [chanting] >> bill: super tuesday less than 24 hours away. we have analysis from brit hume. juan williams and mary katharine ham. >> oh my god i can't believe what i'm seeing. >> he they are all gone and they shouldn't be gone] alarm] >> bill: how bad were the tornadoes in the midwest and

south? he we will run down the damage, the injuries, and the heart break. >> it's all hard. all of them gone. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama and sandra fluke. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. stay with me on this one it's complicated but important. last friday we invited sandra fluke on the factor. she has become the poster woman in the debate birth control coverage mandated by the federal government. unfortunately miss fluke would not appear on the factor instead she has chosen friendly venues where she will not be challenged. now, did i not, did not want to talk to sandra fluke about contraception.

that's a personal issue and as i said on friday she is free to do whatever she wants in that area it's none of my business. by the way that memo is posted on bill o'reilly.com. i did want to ask the young woman about her sense of entitlement. why should anyone have to pay increased health insurance premiums so that she and others can get the pill free? as we all know health insurance companies pass any and all costs on to the consumer. since president obama took office, my health insurance premiums have risen about 30%. and once obama care kicks in, they will go even higher. so that's what i want to talk to sandra fluke about just in case she changes her mind. now the big picture. when the obama administration decided to order the catholic church to cover birth control and the morning after pill they quickly got into trouble. the president was warned not to do that by vice president biden but health secretary kathleen sebelius won the debate and the president went up against the church. soon after he had to retreat because the government simply cannot order religious

organizations to do anything that runs counter to their belief systems. that's flat out unconstitutional. so, sensing danger, the obama administration quickly pivoted and attempted to make the whole situation about women's health. enter sandra fluke. a contraception activist. the democrats tried to force a house congressional committee to hear her testimony. but the committee saying she was not diviewstled speak on church state issues which they were talking about turned her down. that's when ms. fluke went public and into the firestorm. so press toe, what was a big loser, president obama intruding on the catholic church became a potential winner, president obama protecting the rights of women. in reality, the whole contraception situation is bogus. under title 10 of the public health service act, 75% of all the counties in the u.s.a.

provide free birth control to women who want it. 75%. and the rest of the counties are so rural nobody lives there. president obama well understands that he needs american women to support him next november. 2008 he beat john mccain 56% to 43% among women. thus, sandra fluke is now a major part of the obama re-election campaign. that's what this is all about. and that's the memo. now for the top story reaction. joining us for reaction syndicated columnest mona sharon and editor and chief "the washington post" on faith forum sally quinn. what say you? >> you can run by that again? >> bill: i tried. i warned you. >> no. did you a good job. did you a good job. it was very concise. and i say that obama just been given a huge gift by the republics. and by the religious right and by rush limbaugh because what

he has done, what they have done is managed to make the republics and the religious right look as though they are anti-women. >> bill: but that's not true it's not true. >> well, but that's what it looks like. >> bill: okay and the pfeffer accepts is reality in some cases. >> well, it may in fact be true. >> bill: you are smart enough and you wouldn't be on this program if you thought it were true. it isn't true. there is nobody denying american women access to contraceptives. you can get them free almost anywhere you want. this is a whole bogus deal. ms. shearn, how do you see it. >> well, once again, the democrats and liberals have demonstrated a real talent for changing the subject to something they find more congenial. so, they didn't like the subject of the obama attack on the faith community and on the religious conscience of catholics who didn't want to provide the morning after pill

and birth control be forced to do it. so now they have vacated this so-called war on women idea that if you are not given a subsidy, if you are not given something for free, that this is somehow denying you your right. >> bill: that's right. isn't it brilliant that the left was able to pull this off? look what they did? you absolutely both of you said it. they took an issue that was dragging president obama down. they found that sandra fluke, they plucked ms. fluke. they plucked her right off othe campus of georgetown where she was a well-known activist in this area. they tried to jam her into a hearing that had nothing to do with contraception. church and state was the subject. congressman issa said i'm sorry we don't know who this woman is. we are not going to let her testify. they put it out there and then the right wing guys on the radio, some of them, fell into the trap, started to make this a huge story. >> bill, back in the 1980s and

early '90s we had a similar debate. it was about controversial art. and the nea had given taxpayer subsidies to robert maple thorpe. >> bill: i was just a young boy at the time. >> of course you were. yes, you were in high school at the time. >> bill: precocious youngster. i got to get back to sally quinn. you can't be buying into this war on women. you just can't be. it's dishonest. come on. you know that's not what is in play here. >> bill, isn't it just a couple of weeks ago that we -- that obama was -- there was a war on religion. which means essentially war on christianity and that we weren't sure -- they weren't sure the republic candidates whether obama was really a christian or not? i mean, i think that the position of the church and obama -- the fact that he changed his position was admirable. he put this out.

>> bill: you think he did it for admirable reasons not because he was getting pounded in the polls? it was al truism that made the president walk back the decision. >> is he one of these people who actually listens when people say this isn't working? >> bill: he didn't listen to vice president biden did he or chief of staff, daily? they said you are going to get your butt kicked mr. president. >> he decide he made a mistake and he changed his mind and he said let's go and re-think this and he did and he put forth a really reasonable program. >> bill: he would lose if it went to the supreme court. ms. shearn, i'm going to give you the last word on it i still contend to you this was a brilliant maneuver by whatever democrat thought this up because it was thought up. that woman, ms. fluke did not got in the front of that committee by accident. whoever got on that campaign is very smart. i will give you the last word. >> it was clever maneuver but only in so far as republics fall victim to it and failed to make the point that the

real issue is being be a secured. by the way, ill would just say this about obama's so-called accommodation it was really nothing of the kind. it was consistent with his administration's ten sen is i which is force people, private individuals to do things that he wants them to do. in this case forcing the insurance companies to provide this product for free. >> bill: all right. ladies, very lively debate and we thank you both. juan and mary katharine will weighen in 00 fluke controversy and analyze the super tuesday vote tomorrow. later, bernie goldberg on how the media is reporting sandra fluke. that should be interesting. and we're coming right back. ok, guys-- what's next ?

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it happens in august right when college women are going back to college. trying to make up some ground with women, particularly get maybe some young women energized. the catholic lacks the -- catholic reaction. religious objections caught him off guard. they counted on othe fact that the media could help them with that. >> bill: the medias ha helped them. this is interesting, juan, the media helped them two ways, number one, the left-wing media wants as many subsidized perks as possible coming into people. they just want a bigger government. that's what they want. and then the right wing media is so adamantly opposed to the perks, basically went after this young woman. which made her a martyr and elevated her status far beyond what it would have been had they, you know, just kept it in the issue of why is -- does she feel entitled to this? that's what i'm fascinated by. >> i think you are off on this one, bill.

i think this has been a totally self-inflicted wound by republicans. i appreciate the fact that you and mary katharine good souls are trying to bail water or a sinking ship for the g.o.p. here. the fact is, let's look at this. number one, santorum says contraception not okay. governor o'donnell in virginia oh, yeah, let's have invasive ultrasounds for pregnant women who are considering abortion. number three, how about the blunt amendment last week in the senate. any employer for any conscious region can say no to contraception. >> bill: i think the majority of americans would have voted for that wait wait wait. look, juan, i know you find this hard to believe. but. >> yes. >> bill: but, perhaps, most of the country, i will say much of the country doesn't want the government telling people what they have to have in insurance coverage in living room. in their car garage. they don't want to be told that juan.

i don't mind if an insurance company has coverage for birth control or the morning after pill. that's fine. but they don't have to be mandated so every american has no choice. but, anyway. go ahead. you reply to yuan. >> wait a second. hold on. that's not it, bill. >> bill: of course it. >> when you have an insurance company and you are saying, you know what? we are going to have a national health care plan that includes coverage for all americans, this is part of it. and you are right, the obama administration made a mistake. they did not anticipate the response the blow back when it came to the charities and hospitals hey, you are a private employer of course you have to provide it. >> bill: shouldn't and won't be because the supreme court is going to throw it out. any government mandate. the insurance company should all compete all of them in every state and offer what they want. that's the solution. >> but they don't compete. >> bill: will have in the future. >> no, they don't compete.

>> bill: juan, mary katharine is going to talk now. >> in the alleged birth control crisis we have right now. government does provide it medicaid. 300 million. >> bill: that's right. it's available. >> two different freedoms here. one women have the freedom to get birth control many different ways including subsidized by the government. much of the employers in america cover it then the other freedom is that employers and private citizens are allowed to not pay for it. if they do not wish to. in this scenario, one of those freedoms is being taken away and it's the economic freedom of employers. >> tomorrow on super tuesday, do you see a headline? give me a headline wednesday morning in the "the washington post" for super tuesday, juan. what's the headline? >> romney wins. romney looks like a sure bet at this point. i think he turned the corner, bill, in michigan and it looks to me right now there will be pockets of resistance. but, if you look at the pattern, it looks like he has got momentum and that he will race past santorum in ohio, which is the critical state tomorrow. >> bill: that's the big one. your headline is? >> and then.

>> bill: wait, juan, i only have a finite amount of time here. your headline. >> it pains me but i think juan is right. >> bill: you don't like romney? >> i don't like juan, of course. i'm kidding. >> bill: you don't like juan? >> no. i'm kidding. in ohio he is pulling ahead. santorum is momentum dependent. romney win and get a lot of the delegates that day even if he doesn't win somewhere like -- >> bill: i you both say the headline on wednesday is romney. gingrich is going to win georgia, juan, what does that mean? >>, no i i think there will be pockets of conservatives especially tea party types. oklahoma and tennessee. i think that the margins of resistance are smaller now and it's a sense of inevitability. again, is he going to be weaker. look at his numbers and negatives. they keep rising especially with independents and women. >> bill: if you really want to look at the long picture it's going to come down how he performs in the debate against president obama. last word, go. >> if gingrich stays in the issue is always santorum and

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[ laughs ] >> bill: hume zone segment tonight. new polling out in the super tuesday state of ohio has romney and santorum tied there last week santorum was well ahead. with us now is brit hume. juan and mary katharine both say that the headline is for good for mitt romney on

wednesday do you concur. >> i do for slightly different reasons. we are not to you stage of the contest i think we have been for a while where the size of margin only matters in terms of the delegates. this is now a long effort to gain enough delegates to win and tomorrow if you win a state you don't win all the delegates. this has been true in several states so far. you win whatever proportion your segment of the voter is roughly speaker in states where he loses mitt romney will still get some delegates. get nearly all of them in virginia because the other big -- not on the ballot. all of them in massachusetts which is his home state. and therefore he has got a leg up going when you look at ohio. everybody is going to focus on ohio tomorrow. possible santorum could win ohio. it's likely to be close enough that romney. >> bill: romney walks away. >> he might get the lion's share because santorum don't

have full slates of delegates in ohio. he is only competing like 63, i think available tomorrow. he is only competing for 45 of them. >> bill: why? >> organizational failure to get delegates. >> bill: his organization didn't get into all the precincts they needed to get into. >> same problem in virginia didn't get on the ballot. >> bill: romney the headline and newt gingrich the georgia. that keeps gingrich alive for the next primary in the south. paul is going to stay in why not because he has nothing else to do. and i think santorum, i can't foresee him dropping out, can you? >> there comes a point in these campaigns where even though you are, you know, getting some delegates and you are still alive, sort of technically. >> bill: you don't have any money, you don't have any money. what's been keeping gingrich and santorum alive is a couple of very rich guys been willing to finance the super pacs.

>> bill: they can't keep on inned a fin night tum. >> the question is whether they will. reading the headlines and rules. thinking along with the rich guys -- >> bill: all about the money we're are all in agreement that mitt romney is really way out in front now. and will probably remain so. following this is an dra fluke thing? i know -- >> -- yeah. i have been following it. >> bill: can you get the ball through the wind mill yet? [ laughter ] you have been following it. and i think i'm being reasonable here. i got attacked because if you say anything negative about ms. fluke you are anti-women and from venus. mars and -- whatever they do. and all i see and i admire this is somebody in the democratic party turning this disaster around on a dime. they have momentum. >> until rush limbaugh said what he said of her. had you heard of sandra fluke. >> i did but the folks didn't.

>> of course they didn't. what happened here is that this effort by the democrats to change the subject of this, which they have been working on for some time, she was part of that didn't really do very much initially. then, she -- then she was the subject of this attack by rush and hell hell broke loose. my sense about it is that most republicans have been sitting there like watching this thing go on. >> bill: what happened? >> the problem for the republicans is that rush limbaugh is associated with them. so they get some -- it rubs off on them. my guess is by november, bill, we won't be talking about this. >> bill: see, the republic -- all four of them have a lot of trouble getting to the hub of the issue. the hub of the issue is freedom. this is what this is all about, all right? obama administration continually says to the american public you are not going to make your own decisions anymore. we are going to make them. this is an extension of that they're telling the catholic church, hey, don't really care about what the constitution

says. you are going to pick up this insurance, we don't care what your belief system is. it all goes back to freedom. none of the republic candidates thus far have been able to make that the banner issue. >> this has been a dividing line between the left and the right for a long time. when you raise taxes and spend the money on providing benefits to people, they lose a little freedom. lose a little freedom what to do with your money. you lose a little freedom. this is something that republicans have stood against for a long time. i'm not sure they are winning the battle long term. >> bill: they can't define it they haven't been able to define it. >> even when they have, they haven't always won. >> bill: i could do it. [ laughter ] i'm not a republic but i'm sitting there banging my head against the wall. americans want freedom. they do. they don't understand them, many of them how it's being encroached upon. >> the problem is a lot of americans want the free stuff too. >> bill: they do. the freedom wins out over the free stuff for most of us.

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>> bill: in response to that outrage judge sebull has instituted legal proceedings against himself and says he will apologize to the president. is that enough? should the judge be impeached? with us now is kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl what say you? >> he will not be impeached. high crimes are demeanor that's been the standard. 1804, 15 impeachment impeachment hearings against judges. >> bill: what if a judge is deemed unfit to serve i'm not saying this about the judge but he or she is mentally or emotionally unbalanced? this joke, nobody can justify, this okay? >> no. >> you have got to say there is something wrong with this guy for doing it, correct? >> yes. you could take somebody out or impeach them for that. >> bill: you could. >> historically, doing this i looked at the history, the last impeachments have been for things like even more horrible, perjury.

bribery. tax evasion. real crimes. >> bill: not a crime is this judge fit to serve? if i were the judge and this is with all due respect i would have resigned. >> that's the right thing to do. >> that's a personal responsibility argument morality and ethics. >> bill: take it that level i'm out of here. >> you are setting a standard. for him to be a judge on the bench to make this kind of statement sun con thennable. he is in charge of all the other judges, no way. he has got to set an example. >> bill: he can't operate anymore. his credibility is shot. >> he won't be impeached. has to amount to criminal conduct. >> he did try to make some steps. >> bill: you can't do that some things you just can't come back from. now, stone hill college, small catholic college in new england, right? >> um-huh. >> girl goes into the college and has some emotional problems. the college is aware of it? >> aware of it. >> bill: the college assigns the girl a roommate who is kind of a wild child, all right? pick up the story. >> it's interesting her first roommate actually had a suicide attempt.

this was her second roommate. this was an individual who was having guests, boyfriend or whatnot coming to the room and engaging in some kind of an activity. >> bill: so this girl, this is the one who is suing? >> correct. lindsey blank myer. >> roommate has a guy in there or a number of guys. >> you know, one boy friend. not a number. >> bill: and they are doing physical stuff. >> right. >> bill: in front of her? >> right. >> bill: she objects? >> they are not on the treadmill or anything like that. the situation is uncomfortable environment for her to be in. she is trying to study, trying to sleep. you have been in those dorm rooms they are close confined quarters. >> bill: she objects. >> she does. because of preexisting mental condition she has a lot of problems and becomes suicidal herself. >> she didn't object because of the relations that was happening. she just said i want a different roommate. she went through mediation. >> bill: she didn't burn the roommate. >> she didn't burn the roommate. in retrospect she should have.

>> bill: take me out of it? >> the university said we will give you a machine smaller room a cubical you can stay in that or go to what's known as the party dorm. she didn't want to go any either of those. spiraling down more and more depressed filing a lawsuit you didn't reasonably acome bait my mental. >> bill: is she going to win. >> me may get some kind of settlement. e accommodations. her parents wanted this roommate out. the university did sit down with this young woman and her roommate and have a mediation although she had asked them to keep the matter confidential. they did not. she felt uncomfortable. then she said she felt her roommate was behaving in aggressive manner toward her. >> bill: this woman does have a case. >> yes, she does. >> bill: connecticut terrible story of a woman who had a pet chimpanzee. the chimpanzee literally tore the woman's face off. now this woman is suing the state of connecticut, wiehl for what. >> trying to sue the state of

connecticut for 1 auto million dollars saying look, you should have known that this chimp was a danger. he had been running down the street of stanford before the mauling. you should have done something city. >> who should have done? >> somebody in the commission. the commission in the city. >> bill: the city of stanford connecticut? >> she is suing the city of connecticut. >> the city and the state. most cities and states have sovereign immunity. to get through that. >> bill: this woman by her own free will embraced this chimp. >> she went there. >> bill: you don't think she is going to get anywhere on. this actually i do, the main issue if she can get through the hurdle of being able to bring the suit. >> bill: sovereign community. >> that step first then this case they should settle because a jury will work in her favor. >> bill: really? sympathy thing? >> absolutely. they were on notice duty to prevent harm. >> but at the time it was legal to have a chimp. >> bill: let us know if that woman's lawsuit progresses.

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mr. goldberg. this story as i mentioned and i think you would agree with me because bernie and i chatted on the phone earlier today about it is a much bigger story about a re-election of a president. that's where this is now landing rather than a talk radio story and ideological story, would you agree with that? >> unfortunately agree 100% with that the reason i say unfortunately, is because all the attention is now focused on the comments that rush made and whether the apology is real or not and what the long-term effects of what he said will be. where the -- and to some extent that's all legitimate. i have no problem with that. but it's distracted us from another set of questions. one, here is a woman who was smart enough to get into georgetown law. she is smart enough to get into that school. she is smart enough to get into a whole bunch of other schools. yet, she thinks that a catholic university, which she

consciously decided to attend should change its values to suit her. that discussion isn't really happening. >> bill: she knew that georgetown's insurance policies that cover students did not include contraception when she agreed to go to the school. >> there should be more of a discussion about that she believes and a lot of other people on the left believe that the federal government has every right to require an entire industry to give away a product for free. okay? where is the discussion about what other products county federal government require businesses to give out for free? that's a very important question. >> bill: that's what i said on friday. if you are going to say this is under the banner of women's health, all right. then there is a whole bunch of other products that rund the banner of not only women's health but men's health. so where does it end?

>> this woman also, again, and she was very civil in her testimony. i have no problem with that my only problem is with the content of what she said. she is a poster person for the entitlement society. let's have a discussion about that but because of what happened on this radio program, our attention and the media's attention is focused on that, understandably and not on these other issues that are, at least as important as what a radio talk show host said in a manner that he should have never said it. much more important. >> bill: let me put this forth. i believe that the media that wants to reelect barack obama doesn't want to talk about what you are talking about and what i'm talking about. so they are never going to do it. because that brings it back to a subject that was not working for the president. so, they are going to ignore

the big picture what i said here what you are saying. not going to cover it, okay? they are going to concentrate on demonizing the conservative guys who are going after ms. fluke which was not smart to do. they will make that the story and try to as someone said earlier in the program, i think it was mary katharine ham try to link them with the republic party. see, so this is what the media now does in this country. it absolutely knows as bernie and i know what the big story is here. not going to cover it. what it's going to cover is the sensational side bar story and then try to link that in to the republic establishment in the hopes of diminishing it. and that's why this whole thing is big. it's big. >> yes. and your analysis is correct. but unfortunately rush gave them the ammunition to do that. if he didn't say the things he he said, they would have a much tougher time doing that, but you say that there are

things that they don't want to talk about. let me tell you a couple of other things. did i some research here that they don't want to talk about. ed schultz, who called laura ingraham a right wing shut. that didn't get a lot of play. >> bill: he got suspended by nbc for a week because of that? >> yes he did and he apologized. in the liberal media that didn't get editorials. >> bill: right. >> a former nbc anchor who now works for al gore said that se cupp, the conservative commentator should have been aborted that michelle malkin is a mashed up bag of meat with slip stick. bill maher referred to sarah palin four letter word that beginning with the letter c. mike tie eastbound buy who is a regular guest of imus in the morning fox business network said things about women so dirty i can't even think of a way to clean them up for the

program. >> matt tie tie eastboundy of rolling stone. nobody knows who matt and ed schultz. much more important as any of them are to the republic political machine. operation. but, we will take a lot more seriously the concern over what rush said if the liberal media had shown just a little, a little outrage. >> bill: a little fairness. >> all the massage any aimed at conservative. >> bill: good point, bernie, that's why we you have on the air. reality check on deck. more problems for the chevy volt. big green project as you know. announcement about the wounded warrior project that you may want to hear. check is next. ♪

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>> bill: back of the book segment tonight, reality check, we begin with recap of terrible tornadoes in the south and midwest. death toll now 39 and rising after tornadoes tore through 10 states in the midwest and south. kentucky was hit hardest. 21 dead there. damage estimated to be close to a billion dollars country wide with federal relief efforts now underway. the nation was transfixed when a baby 15 month old angel babcock was found alive in an indiana field. people thought she might survive but she did not. she subsequently died from her injuries. >> joseph babcock, his wife mariah and two of their children were killed in the tornadoes friday. their mobile home torn to sheds. 15-month-old baby found in a

field drew national attention, she too became the platest victim sunday after she was taken off life support. the section of this indiana town wiped out along with an entire family. >> bill: check two, more problems for the chevy volt. the electric car is not selling well, production will halt for five weeks. doesn't help that the volt is being mocked on the net. >> the volt was the first car that truly got me excited and looking into the prospect of buying american again. >> yeah, i have heard they are catching on fire in some cases but i found that the fire really helps me get to my destination faster for fear of my life. also, people really move out of the way when giant hunks of metal are hurdling towards them. i'm really proud of what g.m. has been able to accomplish by working with the obama administration. they have proven that in america you can make it in any business as long as you have unlimited financial resources and the backing of the united states government.

>> bill: if you would like to buy a volt, they cost about $40,000. check three, mitt romney could afford one. speaking in knoxville, tennessee yesterday. the governor hearkened back to his childhood by mentioning a tennessee icon. >> i was thinking about davy crockett, all right? and remember the song born in a mountaintop in tennessee. greenest state in the land of the free. raised in the woods so he knew every tree and he killed himself a bear when he was only three. davey, davy crockett. remember that? [cheers] >> bill: that was kill himself a bar there mitt. i remember that very well because i wore a coon skin cap until i was 27 years old. check four. george will down on all the republic candidates for president. >> there is an economy of politics, there is only so much time, so much enthusiasm and so much energy and i think there may come a point when people look at the math and look at the defects of the republic nominee, whoever it

is and say we have a better chance of maximizing the real objective, which is to stop obama by getting all the gastles in congress, all the committee chairmanships and republicans. >> bill: in reply, donald trump said this on "fox & friends." >> i think he is a totally overrated fool. i think this guy is so overrated i don't think he is he very smart. he looks smart with the little glasses and the hair slicked to the side. it's a hack. i mean he is a hack. he can say that is just incredible. >> bill: for the record we don't think mr. will is a hack. i just think he is wrong. check five, new study says people who smoke a lot of pot generally don't work as hard as those who abstain. the study is out of norway but i can't remember the details. check six, the factor is proud to once again help the wounded warrior project. you may remember that jeffrey beaten foundation, the clothing company people won an

auction last fall bidding $100,000 poster all five living presidents. the beaten -- bean folks donated the poster back to the warriors. we are now able to offer it for auction again. we believe this poster and two others like it are the only documents signed by this assemblage of presidents. making it a very rare piece of history. you can bid on bill o'reilly.com and i'm opening the auction at $10,000, thank the jeffrey bean company for its incredible generosity and patriotism for helping the wounded warrior project. very worthy causes a you all know. that auction is open for business. that is reality check. pinheads and patriots starring dr. seuss and lorax just over two minutes away. i think the volt is an awesome car.

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... >> bill: pinheads in a moment but talking points concerning sandra fluk. my question is... >> bill: that is canard, i want women free birth control walk over to planned parenthood and picks it up. how is that?

>> bill: it is in many cases, lisa. what is the beef? catholic insurance plans can be supplemented. >> bill: you're welcome, please say a few priors for me. >> bill: that ridiculous, stan. read the "wall street journal" piece on the designer birth control pills being marketed under obamacare. you need to wise up fast. >> bill: as we mentioned go down planned parenthood. they have treat stuff.

>> bill: matter of opinion bridgette. >> bill: tiblgs are going fast for the indianapolis and chicago matinee, 23rd of june. i'll seal everybody tampa, florida next sunday evening. tickets are sold out. details on billoreilly.com. >> absolutely. we ship everywhere. i think you will like the membership and i know you will like the free book. finally tonight, pinheads and patriots, dr. seuss's mee grossed $70 million over the weekend that provided children with a green message. >> welcome to a city they say --

and they liked it that way. no flowers, no one seemed to mind but a secret was waiting for someone's eyes. >> you think it would be call. >> trees, they used to grow all around here. >> so what i want more than anything i want to see a real living tree. >> bill: the eight-year-olds in my neighborhood, thumbs up. they liked it. because we want american kids to respect the environment. we do want. that we're happy they are doing very well and consider the movie patriotic. that will do it for us. please check out the fox news factor website and then spout off from the factor from any place in the world. any time, any time, if you wish to opine, did not be